Can you freely visit the château de Trie?

The building houses the town hall of Trie-Château, so access depends on the use of a public building rather than a standard visitor circuit.

What remains of the medieval château de Trie?

A round tower, half-round towers, a curtain wall and a 16th-century Renaissance staircase survive, the rest having been ruined during the Revolution.

Who built the château de Trie?

The original château was built in the 11th century by King Philip I to defend the Vexin français.

Is the château de Trie a listed historic monument?

It has been officially registered, not fully classified, as a historic monument since an order of 28 January 1956, covering only certain parts.

Town hall of Trie-Château

Trie-Château

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Where: Trie-Château

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Château de Trie stands in Trie-Château (Oise), in the Hauts-de-France region of France. The building is registered as a historic monument. No visits are on record for this building.

In Trie-Château, in the Oise department, the remains of a stronghold founded in the 11th century by King Philip I now house the town hall. Of the extensive medieval complex, later enlarged in the 17th century and ruined during the Revolution, only a round tower, two half-round towers, a curtain wall and a Renaissance staircase remain. The site was occupied by the English during the Hundred Years' War, received a visit from Henri IV, and later belonged to the Count of Gobineau in the 19th century. Visitors mainly come to see the protected medieval and Renaissance features, now part of a working public building.

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What to know

The château now serves as the town hall of Trie-Château, which determines access to the parts that are not protected.
Only certain elements are listed as historic monuments: the round tower, the half-round towers, the curtain wall, the vaulted cellar and the 16th-century staircase.
The site is mainly visited for its exterior remains and its Renaissance staircase, not for a full museum circuit.
No opening hours or admission fees are available in our data.

Where this château is

Trie-Château · Oise · Hauts-de-France

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60590

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Heritage status: Registered historic monument (inscrit); Mérimée record PA00114925

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Can you freely visit the château de Trie?: The building houses the town hall of Trie-Château, so access depends on the use of a public building rather than a standard visitor circuit.
What remains of the medieval château de Trie?: A round tower, half-round towers, a curtain wall and a 16th-century Renaissance staircase survive, the rest having been ruined during the Revolution.
Who built the château de Trie?: The original château was built in the 11th century by King Philip I to defend the Vexin français.
Is the château de Trie a listed historic monument?: It has been officially registered, not fully classified, as a historic monument since an order of 28 January 1956, covering only certain parts.